When does The Invisible Universe take place?

The event takes place on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 3:00 PM at the Planetarium Mannheim.

How long does the event last?

The astronomy show lasts about 50 minutes.

What age is the program suitable for?

The program is recommended for adults and children aged 10 years and older.

What is the admission fee?

The regular admission price for adults is €11.00. Discounted tickets cost €8.50, and children's tickets are €6.00.

Is there an introduction to the current night sky?

Yes, the presentation begins with a live-moderated introduction to the current night sky using the star projector.

Where does the event take place?

The event location is the Planetarium Mannheim at Wilhelm-Varnholt-Allee 1, 68165 Mannheim.

The Invisible Universe: A Fascinating Journey Through Hidden Cosmic Worlds

Name: The Invisible Universe
Start: 2026-11-10T15:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-10T15:50:00+01:00
Location: Planetarium Mannheim

Discover the Invisible Universe at the Planetarium Mannheim

The universe contains far more than the human eye can perceive. The astronomical event The Invisible Universe takes visitors on a fascinating journey to cosmic phenomena that become visible only through modern telescopes and scientific measurement methods.

Invisible Radiation as the Key to the Cosmos

The focus is on how astronomy works beyond visible light. X-rays and gamma rays provide insights into extreme processes of the universe. Neutrinos and gravitational waves also deliver important knowledge about the structure and functioning of the universe.

An Aesthetic Experience Under the Planetarium Dome

The central star projector Universarium creates a lifelike night sky and transforms the dome hall into an immersive experience space. Light, darkness, cosmic images, and the spatial effect of the projection combine to create a striking art experience between science, visual culture, and aesthetic experience.

Scientific Knowledge and Cultural Education

The show produced by Integrated Activities in the High-Energy Astrophysics Domain AHEAD2020 vividly conveys complex content. Directed by Theofanis Matsopoulos, a live-moderated introduction to the current night sky complements the presentation and provides direct access to the astronomical observation of cosmic images.

For Adults and Children Aged Ten and Over

With a duration of about 50 minutes, the program is aimed at adults as well as children aged ten and older. The event combines solid astronomy with a sensory exhibition atmosphere, making visible what remains invisible in everyday life.

Conclusion: A Glimpse Beyond the Limits of the Visible

The Invisible Universe offers an unusual perspective on radiation, neutrinos, gravitational waves, and the hidden processes of the cosmos. Those wishing to experience science as a striking visual experience will find an inspiring journey through the depths of space at the Planetarium Mannheim. A visit enriches cultural education and invites one to view the night sky with new eyes.